Dearly Beloved,
Lest our Labor brethren become hysterical at the prospect of an Abbott-Rudd contest, this might be an appropriate time to refresh our memories about what life was like with Kevin.

We recall with deep affection the milk & honey which flowed from the government coffers during his reign, so tragically cut short.
In particular, we remember;
-deaths in the roof and the $1.6 billion squandered on overpriced insulation
-the gold-plated outdoor learning centres which cost upwards of $50,000 each . . .for a jumped up pergola
-we remember how the boats came . .and came . .and came
-the $900 cheques generously given over to the dead (let's hope they spent it wisely)
-the school kitchens/tuck shops into which a stove could not be put

But I must not be greedy for I am sure there are others among our congregation gathered here for remembrance who have their own contributions to make.

really liked the stimulus cheque i got. would like another one. i'll vote rudd if he gives me more cash, i want new camera accessories. (i buy japanese stuff)

Gillard wants a carbon tax then transition to an ETS

Rudd supports an ETS

Abbott will link Rudd to Gillard

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 2:45pm:

Dearly Beloved, Lest our Labor brethren become hysterical at the prospect of an Abbott-Rudd contest, this might be an appropriate time to refresh our memories about what life was like with Kevin. We recall with deep affection the milk & honey which flowed from the government coffers during his reign, so tragically cut short. In particular, we remember; -deaths in the roof and the $1.6 billion squandered on overpriced insulation -the gold-plated outdoor learning centres which cost upwards of $50,000 each . . .for a jumped up pergola -we remember how the boats came . .and came . .and came -the $900 cheques generously given over to the dead (let's hope they spent it wisely) -the school kitchens/tuck shops into which a stove could not be put But I must not be greedy for I am sure there are others among our congregation gathered here for remembrance who have their own contributions to make.

I just remembered an old chestnut. What about the $300 for the set top boxes you could buy for $40 !!!

I think one of the straws that broke labors back was allowing the chinks to buy up property at the expense of the locals :( You know the gig where you would go to some auction and it would be full of chinks and the auction was being conducted in mandarin and some chinese dude just arrived on a plane and went from one auction to another on a buying spree :( And then labor pretended like they had no idea what was going on :(

I voted for kevin dudd but never again will I vote for either labor or liberal. They are both lying scumbags in the back pocket of big business or unions :(

Sir lastnail wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 3:02pm:

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21st, 2013 at 2:45pm: Dearly Beloved, Lest our Labor brethren become hysterical at the prospect of an Abbott-Rudd contest, this might be an appropriate time to refresh our memories about what life was like with Kevin. We recall with deep affection the milk & honey which flowed from the government coffers during his reign, so tragically cut short. In particular, we remember; -deaths in the roof and the $1.6 billion squandered on overpriced insulation -the gold-plated outdoor learning centres which cost upwards of $50,000 each . . .for a jumped up pergola -we remember how the boats came . .and came . .and came -the $900 cheques generously given over to the dead (let's hope they spent it wisely) -the school kitchens/tuck shops into which a stove could not be put But I must not be greedy for I am sure there are others among our congregation gathered here for remembrance who have their own contributions to make. I just remembered an old chestnut. What about the $300 for the set top boxes you could buy for $40 !!! I think one of the straws that broke labors back was allowing the chinks to buy up property at the expense of the locals :( You know the gig where you would go to some auction and it would be full of chinks and the auction was being conducted in mandarin and some chinese dude just arrived on a plane and went from one auction to another on a buying spree :( And then labor pretended like they had no idea what was going on :( I voted for kevin dudd but never again will I vote for either labor or liberal. They are both lying scumbags in the back pocket of big business or unions :(

your racism is out in the open now. not that anyone is really surprised.

He's got a genuine point though. Could you go to China or Japan and buy up housing or farming property the same way the Chinese are doing here.
For god's sake, did you know the Chinese are now selling us back the water from Cubbie Station at inflated prices?

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 3:14pm:

He's got a genuine point though. Could you go to China or Japan and buy up housing or farming property the same way the Chinese are doing here. For god's sake, did you know the Chinese are now selling us back the water from Cubbie Station at inflated prices?

i was commenting on his unbridled racism. they are chinese - not chinks.

he's not nominated

he's gawn

so will Simon Crean be PM in an hours time?

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 3:14pm:

He's got a genuine point though. Could you go to China or Japan and buy up housing or farming property the same way the Chinese are doing here. For god's sake, did you know the Chinese are now selling us back the water from Cubbie Station at inflated prices?

wasn't any different under Howard.

John Smith wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 3:40pm:

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21st, 2013 at 3:14pm: He's got a genuine point though. Could you go to China or Japan and buy up housing or farming property the same way the Chinese are doing here. For god's sake, did you know the Chinese are now selling us back the water from Cubbie Station at inflated prices? wasn't any different under Howard.

yes it was. EVERYTHING was better then, even the weather. Less crime, more money and most importanly... NO GILLARD!

hadrian_now wrote on Mar 21^st, 2013 at 3:14pm:

He's got a genuine point though. Could you go to China or Japan and buy up housing or farming property the same way the Chinese are doing here. For god's sake, did you know the Chinese are now selling us back the water from Cubbie Station at inflated prices?

That's because the Labor govt that let it happen is stoopid.